The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-14
GENERAL TRADE.
BREADaTUFFN.

MA t-CnOlce, from store, fo9oUci car lOad
frsm leyee or depot, tl3 5OGli; prime, from
store, 7OG75c; car load from lovee or depot,
8l2 509l3; prairie, from store, SOC; car load
from levee or depot, s..
BRANDON store, s5essl; from levoe or
Depot, Sl89l0.
.60RN-From store, white, 500; mixed,
4Sc; from leyee or depot, white, in bulk, 46,;
in sacss, Sc; mixed, in bulk, 40; in
sacks, 45c.
0AfSAFrom store, white, 4Oc; mixed. SO;
from levee.or aep0t,whit in bulk, 35&c; in
sac Ks, Thc; mixed, in buik, Sic; in
sacks, $50.
FL0UR.From store, common, So 1898 so;
family S36593 rs; choice, 50 1904; fancy,
9 lSS Is; Extra fancy u 1904 60; PATENTS
BEANS-Navy, 81; medium, 81 90.
OATMRAL-In half barrels, s29S Is from
era KBD wHEAT-I, half barrels, AS
RoMINY AND aRITs-FrOm store, $50
ckAcKBRs-sOds, extra. 4c; soda, treble
extra, %Tc; extra, 10; ginger snaps, extra,
6ch; assorted jumb,es, Toe.
LIVERPOOL, June 1s.-Wheat steady;
hell ors offer moderately. Corn quiet.
KANSAS CITY, MO-, Juss I3.-wheat
weaker; No 2 rcd, cash, 6s11c asked; June,
6S1ac asked. Corn weaker; No. 2, cash,
2sHc; July, Ss,. OatS-NO quotations.
BALTIMORE, MD June l3.-wheatl low
or and active Corn lower and du |. Oats
lowsr and dull. Recsipts--Flour. 1850 brIS;
bu., shipnsAts-Flsur, $3.50 brls; wheat, 3d.
800 bu.
NEW YORK, JunelS Flour receipts, co.
III pkEs; exports, 5e49 br and $685. SKIS;
sales. 4,6c0 btls. Wheat receipt. 2s7, 500
bu; exports. 1874 854 bu; sales, Is $50 OO0 bu
futures aDo7SO, 900 bu spot. Corn receipts,
IS 200 Gu; exports, so, 7Si bu; sales, 8 900 bu
futures and 1853 900 bu SPOT. OAs re-
oeipts, lOS,6OO bu; exports, ll44 bu. 81. cks
bu; ecrn ,sl7 SSl bu; o. E, 2l4,779 bu; bl1-
10y $3.50 bu; rye, IA 1895 bu; ne S, 1856 bu;
malt, 23S.162 bu. The yi.ible supply of
grain on saturday. Juoe 18th. as com lied
by the New York Produce Exchange was as
1888 COS bu Cora. l25i1.074 6u; dscre. Sc,
1885, su Oats, 8 2S2. s0S GU; decrease. no.
$40 bu; Rye. $50 bu; decrease 1854 bu.
Barley, l6S,sl5 bu; decrease, 25,7S bu.
ST. LOUIS, MO-, june 13 Flour dull and
easy. Wheat lover, opening weak and va
at the close @ llapsed lc below Satu' day !;
No. 2 ed, ca b, SoAc, June. s0@Slc, closing
at SO1Sc bid; July, 77SS 7S2Sc, clos ne at
7sHc; August, 77E@7S15c, closing at 7Sc;
tober, S09sl1sc, esIng al sD2sc; Corn wer
and weak cash, 35c; June, 8%a95c; cl s.
ing at 3i9S1; July, 35g359S', closing 1870;
August SS3SsS35Hc, cosieg at S134c; sep
Timber, 800. Qtt' quiet and easy; cash,
Z7g; June 2Ici July, nominal 2Hc. I've
dull at $40 Hay strong; timothy SO 5O@
IA SO; prairie, 50 all Bran weak AVID lover
at &c. nornmeil steady at 81 l0G2 IS Re-
ce pts--Flour, GEO brIs; wheat. 500 III;
bu; barley, 1000 hu Shipments-Flou 1000
hrls; wheat 1890 0 bu; coro 1000 bu; oats,
600 GU; rye, none: barley, 1900 bu.
CHICAGO, ILL, June 10 The dullness
which prevailed in the wheat pit tod y was
in marked contrast with the excitement OF
the losing hours Of Saturday, when wheat
dropped nearl' &c u der enormous unload
ing. 1t IL lea ned thas b, IN nipul Ltors of
thu tumble in 2,C0O,UOO bushels at &c under
the average tr d., & figure of the da on
Saturday, aud it is a so g orted that the
same combination in order to stsaiy he
market again, took 20Ou,00 more tod ~.
June VIII at has lost Is interest largely to
the crowd, ana July is the center Of interest.
June so d tod y within 10, ringe 92L d92hc.
offered to take 90 bushels the SO lpers
p, ched IN moderately, and July sold uU to
SS14c, and then back, to S3h, ad
later ny to $50. lhe ,oalpers did
succeeded In getting July up to $3.50. Esti-
mates on the visible supply b. this time be
gan to snow q decrea,e instead OF an in
crsa'e, ard helped the bulls IN heir en-
trading, nor hing to distiI guIsh the
Market up to noon, from that a0y other
day, but li,tl after noon it was buiged to
SIC By l. cat buyil AID visible" state
The last hait-bOur was not br ken by any
special event. Trade was moderate, July
closing the mOrning session vt S3Ng8S1sc.
and the Afternoon at 8Elc. -Four hundred
az eighty eikht cars OF wheat were reported
received today. Com was ga Ter, and prices
RANGED lower, but char gss we're sna and !
unimpIt mt ar d taking toe d " as q VIII lie. !
il was decidedly unsatisfactory one to all |
clAsses traders. Tue receipts y ere lbe al |
and withdr walls from store largo. LONGS |
sold moderately a, insi ie figures AMI there
was falt to be fair buyiog orders July |
o ened at 3S1sc, sold at 3s14 to 3S, up to 3sH |
and closed a. CSC
Cash quo ations wo-o as follows: Flour
spring whe It, 9l@9lAc; No. 3 spring wheat, |
49,; No. 2 red, SIC; No. 2 com, 37Q937ISc; No. |
? oats, @l5hc; No. 2 ye, 5912c; No. q bar |
ley, Soc; no h4Iss d, IL crime ti@o.
opens1 at 931lc, highest e2%c, low
est $685.. closing ut 92Ac; July opened at |
1910, highest S4Ac, loves, S3l+c, closing t |
lowest 79S closing = 100; septem ner OPP n d |
ut s0l4c, biShest S0%c, lowest 1916, Go ing |
1t 7S7Ic. Corn, No 2 Jun opened at 371fc. |
highest e71sc, lowest SIC, closing a, &c; July |
cpensd az 9S1Sc, b ghe't $3.50. lowest sc,
cl0sing At &c; August opened at 39Zr, hik h. !
D,t Ss1ls, lowest 3g1sc, closing a 39Xc; SEP. |
u mbsr opened at 4O1So, highest 1910, lowest |
Zoe, closing at 400 Oats, No. 2-June opened |
~ Csc, highest Csc; lowe 247ic,, closing At |
owes. $40, cio,iI 8 at 257Se;. AUGUST opsnS]
1t 2lIfs, highest S11sc. lowe t241ts, siOsia at |
ll1Ic; SsUtemper OUOned y 24szc, highest !
sc, lowest 2t9{c, olosi, a. 245Sc: RscoiI t.
$4,000 bu; oat'. 47,OOO bu; rye. 1000 bu;
barley, 200 bu. ohipmeD Is - Flour. q 100 |
oTls; wheat, $1,000 bu; corn, 2l6 900 bu;